las vegas is resilient and we'll continue to be vegas strong. thank you, madam president. mr. flake: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from arizona. mr. flake: madam president, i rise today to say a few words about the two human beings who will be providing extraordinarily important testimony before the senate judiciary committee tomorrow. dr. christine blasey ford and judge brett kavanaugh who will testify in that order. two human beings. it feels a bit odd in this political setting to specify their humanity. but we need to. and i admit it feels strange to have to do that, but we in this political culture and in this city and in this building, even in this chamber we seem to sometimes forget that before this woman and this man are anything else, they are human beings. we sometimes seem intent on stripping people of their humanity so that we might more easily den grade or defame them -- den grade or defame them or put them through the grinder that our politics requires. we've seen -- we seem sometimes even to enjoy it. for the past two weeks we've certainly s

by the way, welcome to vegas.he decades old assault charges, this is 36 years ago against professor christine ford. making allegations against judge kavanaugh. of course, they must be taken seriously.in her story deserves to be told. republicans, president trump, they have beenri treating this situation with the pure seriousness it deserves. the judiciary committee chairman senator grassley of iowa, senate republicans, doing everything they can do to accommodate professor ford. they have reopened the hearings, invited the professor to appear before congress. they have offered a public hearing, they have offered a private hearing. they have reached up by phone, email, more for background. they even offered to fly the staff anywhere to the united states to meet ford for a private interview. so far? professor ford has not agreed to any of this. according to an email obtained by "the washington post," she definitely will not appear before the committee on monday. but may be open to a later date. if the senate agrees t

amazing crowd we are here in las vegas. donald trump is minutes away, by the way, from vegas as we are here. anyway, glad he's taking the stage. a huge rally. after the speech and at some point during the show or later, we will bring the few interview with the president. only 47 days until the midterms. so much to cover tonight. news breaking all over the place. democrats, sadly putting politics above the rule of law. it is sad to watch. dangerous for the country. no due process, no presumption of innocence. according to the left wing in this country, judge kavanaugh is guilty by accusation. just moments, will show you how democrats are literally using a serious sexual assault allegation as a political tool, weapon, to bludgeon, delay, disrupt the kavanaugh confrontation. we'll uncover a double standard at the highest levels of democratic party appear they'll be called out tonight. their message to the american people? only allegations against republicans should be taken seriously. not against the fellow democrats. also ton

. >> they met in vegas. a professional poker player. >> he said he was making good money at it. >> a former trapeze artist. she fell for him. but she didn't gamble on this. >> i could smell the odor of decay and blood. >> or this. >> at every turn there was another woman. >> married, with a child and women in multiple cities. >> what else is he capable of? >> capable of murder? he had an alibi. >> credit card transactions and phone records of me driving from las vegas. >> but could this little card hold the key? >> that was just a shot in the dark. >> absolutely. >> was he a calculating killer or was his lifestyle on trial? >> he made mistakes, but that doesn't make him a monster. >> was there one more card up his sleeve? >> it goes back to him thinking i've bluffed some of the best. >>> hello and welcome to "dateline extra." there were no witnesses and few clues. the victims, a respected couple. their son, it turned out, played poker for a living. could that lifestyle have had something to do with the crime

but he soon set his sights on another historic vegas property.vis presley took las vegas by storm and made the international hotel his home away from home. in fact, he was there before the international was even built, signing a long-term contract while the massive building was still under construction. the international was the first mega-casino to be constructed in las vegas, and elvis played sold-out shows to screaming fans night after night. in the crowd for those first performances -- guess who? david siegel. >> first time i saw elvis perform, we sat in his booth right in the front of the stage, as close as you and i are. >> yeah. >> he sweated so much that during the show, i kept thinking, "oh, god, he's gonna get sweat on me." but he would pull out a scarf, and he would wipe it off, and the women -- well, they stampeded the stage. i'll tell you. it was like a mad frenzy. >> i remember the first time i saw him, which was in the '70s. i couldn't believe the lines. they wrapped this huge facility outside and around to get in to see him. >> 83

ade adedoyin is on the strip in las vegas.elcome to a very noisy las vegas. lot5 going on, as you can see and hear. the city is gearing up for one of the biggest fights for the year which has two of the best pound for pound fighter5 which has two of the best pound for pound fighters in the division at the moment. at a controversial draw last year, since then, more controversy, last year, since then, more c0 ntrove i’sy , m ore last year, since then, more controversy, more drama with a positive test for a banned substance earlier this year although he claimed he had eating contaminated meat in mexico. a lot riding on this co ntest for meat in mexico. a lot riding on this contest for both men. alvarez i5 trying to prove he's the best in the world and to write the role of the drug world and to write the role of the d rug te5t world and to write the role of the drug test and for golovkin, this could be his last hurrah. it's very important for the local economy because it is the kind of fight that a tt ra ct5 because it is the kind

but this, too, is las vegas.d desert terrain that is a kind of refuge or hiding place for the desperate and troubled. >> believe it or not, that whole area has homeless people that are up there. >> reporter: this is where greyhound took them. this is where he lived, he said. but out there somewhere, they were convinced there must be a second campsite with possible evidence about the killing of shauna tiaffay. so detective miller went up with the police air unit to have a s look around. >> those two pilots decided that they were going to fly that whole area for us, and they actually located the second campsite. and we entered and we found a citation in the name of noel stevens. so we were at the right place. >> reporter: so they spread out. kept looking. and pretty soon, one of them called out. >> about 175 feet from the tent, he found a bush. and under the bush he saw a pair of rolled up denim jeans that appeared to him to have blood on them. >> we put those in for immediate dna testing. >> how did that come back

we're live in vegas as golovkin and alvarez get ready for their re—match.nd st helens secure this year's super league league leaders shield. hello there. lots to get through. we're starting with simon yates because he's on the verge of winning the vuelta a espana, which would make him the 3rd british rider to win a grand tour this year. he's leading the race by more than a minute and half with just one competitive stage left. joe lynskey reports. through all hills climbed in spain, the vuelta destination would come down to the neighbours. stage 19 rides into andorra, but the welcome is deceiving. the day's last 20 kilometres would see them ride up 1,200 feet. a climb to stretch out the entire field. everyone is in first gear. but in red, simon yates faced the hills he is familiar with. he and his brother adam train and live here. it would make this a title decider played on home turf. yates‘ job to stop his rivals making up ground overall. but with ten kilometres to go, he decided not to wait for them. he moved away from the pack and towards the stage leade

my guest lionel in new york he's a legal analyst and a news decoder and lionel media dot com in las vegas we have jen kearns she's a g.o.p. strategist and contributor to the hill and in austin we cross to don de bar he's an anti-war activist and a host of a daily radio program are across the rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciated jan let me go to you first in las vegas you're there you got up early as for this program and it's much appreciated and looking at the calvin confirmation process ironically for a seat on the highest court of the land where justice is made it out this is been a mockery of justice i'm not going to tip toe around like everybody else i think this is a mockery it's a disgrace and it's purely political and i've been saying on this program with the donald trump that we have the left destroying institutions and credibility in institutions so you've got my take i'm very interested in yours go ahead well i would agree with e.p.a. there and not only have they made a mockery of that just assessed and i think we're entering into

as we await for the president to take the stage in las vegas. president trump defending his supreme court pick brett kavanaugh as he calls on the accuser with evidence so we can learn more about the alleged sexual assault. meanwhile, dr. christine ford, the woman at the center of it the controversy says she is willing to testify before the senate judiciary committee but only under her terms. for the latest on this, let's bring in edward lawrence on capitol hill. edward, where do we stand on the issue of dr. ford testifying? when and if is that going to happen? reporter: there was 10:00 deadline senator chuck grassley set to say if she will testify or not. that came and went. the negotiations are ongoing. senator chuck grassley talking to committee members and key players like susan collins how they want to go forward with this. ford's attorney is negotiating with the committee and ford wants to testify but under certain conditions. she wants no lawyers asking questions only members the committee and judge kavanaugh cannot be in the room. and kav

the first time you came to vegas, what was going on in your mind just given what vegas is? >> people come here because they want here and people really live life. during my life, i think that's what people do. they should have freedom to choose what they do but i don't like, i don't even know how to comprehend this idea. i feel like i'm in two different universes, two different planets . we don't know what happened in march, we know that that's what's really going on. and to me it's like what is going to happen? this amenity moving forward? 5 million people have been in this concentration for 70 years. while we are in this place and we are going to mars and the technology and the intelligence, everything, they're moving us to a direction that we didn't even know . but it's unthinkable how they can just say all these things that human beings can be this different and sometimes it's really upset me to no how much things they care about, like we care about climate change, we care about the quality, animal rights, we care about so many things. and i couldn't understand why peop

javier vega se encuentra en carolina del norte y Él tiene mÁs informaciÓn.s 450 personas tuvieron que ser rescatadas la mayorÍa de ellas porque estuvieron en sus hogares desde personas discapacitadas quien se quedaron allÍ por sus mascotas y tuvo que entrar la guardia costera para poderlas rescatar, estamos aquÍ a las orillas del rÍo intentamos acercarnos mÁs pero cÓmo puedo ver se encuentran aquÍ elemento de las guardia nacional cerrando los caminos, no solo por la inminencia o lo posibilidad de que se sala el rÍo son por los robos que se han venido robando esto un doble golpe para las familias que lo han perdido todo, hay toque de queda en esta zona, donde se nos dice por parte de las autoridades cuatro mil 200 vivienda daÑadas, y 30 comercios con daÑos y esto ha generado inundaciones, y problemas en camino, decÍa ayer el alcalde 30 caminos estÁn completamente intransitables. >>> vamos a ver el siguiente informe con el panorama general de lo que estÁ ocurriendo en las carolinas, luego de este fin de semana en el que florence no ha dejado de golpear donde g

." >> president trump visited las vegas to speak at a campaign rally. and his remarks at the las vegas convention center, the president talks about his record on the economy and reiterated his support for supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. this is one hour. i'm proud to be an american, where at least i know on free ♪ ♪ i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me ♪ [cheering and applauding] ♪ there ain't no doubt i love this land ♪ ♪ god bless the usa [cheering and applauding] ♪ i'm proud to be an american, where at least i know i'm free ♪ ♪ and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me ♪ ♪ ♪ there ain't no doubt i love this land ♪ ♪ god bless the usa [cheering and applauding] [crowd chanting "usa!"] [crowd chanting "usa!"] [crowd chanting "usa!"] [crowd chanting "usa!"] [crowd chanting "usa!"] [crowd chanting "usa!"] president trump: hello, las vegas. hello, how are you? how is everybody? we love las vegas, thank you. and i am thrilled to be back in nevada! [cheering and applauding] i always have to say that name just r

i already going to vegas sot will you be going to vegas too? already went there and i told em to stick it (ken)right now we are watching two storms - hurricane florence heading toward the east coast... and tropical storm olivia which is getting closer to hawaii. olivia is expected to have maximum sustained winds of 70 mph and may drop 10 to 15 mph and may drop 10 to 15 inches of rain. the national hurricane center warns florence will remain an extremely dangerous hurricane until later this week. florence is expected to bring severe flooding and high winds to parts of the southeast u.s. (pam)we are just getting word that florence could be approachg the east coast tomorrow.. as a category 5 hurricane. (ken)lawrence, where is the hurricane right now ? lawrence karnow: it was a gorgeous suumer day around the bay area with sunshine all the way to the coast. hgihs today were in the 80s and 90s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. hurricane florence is a very dangerous storm and headed toward the carolinas. olivia is about to h

♪ >>> tonight -- celine dion leaving las vegas.hy she's quitting her sin city residency. >> then we're backstage with justin timberlake, mariah and kelly clarkson. which of her fellow performers got her emotional. >>> and the voice is back. is blake already admitting defeat. >> plus proud channing tatum, did his daughter inherit his dance skills and we prank kevin hart. >> we figured we would do something fun. >> sorry, not sorry. >> did you really see my face? >> this is "entertainment tonight." >> the most successful residency in las vegas history will soon be history. celine dion is pulling the plug at caesar's palace after two decades. >> so many people want to know why. she paved the way for stars to set up shop in vegas. celine is the queen and now her reign is coming to an end. ♪ it's all coming back to me >> the queen of las vegas announced an end to her reign. her final show will be june 8th of 2019. celine says she has mixed emotions about the decision, adding quote, performing at caesar's palace has been a big part of my

and thousands are expected to descend on vegas over the next two days.he fight has been sold out already. as far as the two fighters are considering it is a rest day. they will come to face—to—face in the way in. on saturday night, potentially the biggest fight for both men's careers after everything that's happened in the last year. ade adedoyin from las vegas. you better go catch a bus there! thank you. manchester city women were denied a superb first—leg win after a late equaliser for atletico madrid in their last—32 champions league tie. gemma bonner opened the scoring for city in the first half, but atletico cranked up the pressure after the break, scoring in the final minute of normal time. retired british heptathlete kelly sotherton was finally awarded her third olympic medal this evening — a decade on from the beijing 2008 competition. here she is, clearly quite emotional to be receiving her medal at the team gb ball earlier. she finished fifth in the heptathlon in beijing but moved up after ukraine s liudmyla blonska and russian tatiana chernova

he set up a new office if las vegas. everything clicked, possibly for an attractive reason, as tavia discovered. >> i went by the office one day and he said i have someone i want you to meet. he said this is elisa. >> elisa, 17 years younger than larry. and he was in love. >> and he said she's just fun and vie seichus. he said we have a good time. >> tavia didn't stand in the way. she wanted her dad to be happy. >> you welcome the new the person in. it's my dad so i didn't want anything that would inhibit me from spending time with him. >> and he really cared for this woman. >> he did. >> larry and elisa thrived, both personally and professionally. they got married. esa became his office manager. they opened up a firm in sacramento, california. another big success. so they hired a young, attractive college student named sara dutra, the outgoing daughter of deeply religious parents. who soon became a friend as well as a personal office assistant. and together, esa and larry enjoyed the high life. >> she was into the same

the possible lawsuit over the teams moved to las vegas. >>> welcome back. we have a follow-up to yesterday's a story about nike's new ad campaign featuring colin kaepernick. the nfl released this statement, the national football league leaves in dialogue, understanding, and unity. we embrace the role and responsibility of everyone involved with this game to promote meaningful, positive change in our communities. a big billboard of colin kaepernick is now on top the nike store at san francisco's union square. nike included the former 49ers quarterback as part of its 30th anniversary just do it campaign and it's getting a lot of reaction. while some fans say they are proud of cabinet for protesting social injustice others are burning their nike shoes and clothing. a local marketing expert says nike is getting what it wants, a lot of attention and appealing to a younger consumer base. >> this is the goal. this is what they want. you cannot just simply describe a product, you have to connect emotionally, especially when it comes to things that are little bit mo

our reporter ade adedoyin was in las vegas and says last night's fight was close.alvarez and gennady golovkin delivered another highly entertaining contest, one that ebbed and flowed, sometimes within the same round. i spoke to many of the journalists ringside — they all had it close, some for golovkin and some for alvarez and some even called it a draw. alvarez got the decision and he described it as one of the greatest moments of his life. he said it is a proud moment for mexico, this bout, of course, happening on the weekend of mexico's independence day celebrations. as for gennady golovkin, he came to the post—fight news conference wearing sunglasses, after having stitches for a cut eye. he said he leaves the arena the defeated man, but in his heart, he still feels he's the champion, he feels that he did enough to win, and he says he's open to a third fight. there certainly seems to be an appetite for a trilogy, and why not? both men will earn over $50 million for tonight's fight. may 5th next year is another bank holiday weekend for mexico, so a real possibili

veterans affairs support for our veterans in las vegas.is expected to join a representatives that you see there. darrell issa and dean heller on the day to sign that legislation. we are watching it here on fox. ♪ >> dana: this is a fox news alert. the battle over judge brett kavanaugh taking new twists and turns as christine blasey ford offers to testify next week but only under certain conditions. hello, everyone, i'm dana perino and this is the daily briefing. ♪ >> dana: dr. ford's legal team telling the judiciary committee she is opening to testifying next thursday but they want judge kavanaugh to speak first. so now with the timing in limbo and new reports of a g.o.p. counter offer to her, senate republicans are trying to forge ahead with confirmation hearings for the president's supreme court nominee. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel has more from capitol hill. mike, will there be a

se buscan >> se retiró de la vega, un tráiler que contenía cientos hipótesis de cadáveres, esto se vioon del fuerte olor, la alcaldesa ordena la clausura de este tráiler y de esta bodega loco se trasladó a otra bodega industrial de la zona, >> un hombre enfrenta cargos por el asesinato de cuatro personas, nos muestra lo más reciente de estas investigaciones, y qué tenían las víctimas en común >> david ortiz, era sospechoso de ser un asesino en serio, se le acusa de haber >> perpetrado domicilio sangre fría, su primera víctima ramírez fue encontrada con disparos en la cabeza, luego un hombre ortiz, todos pertenecían a la misma comunidad la policía está qué es de lugar está rodeado de micro tráfico >> los investigadores aseguran que es muy difícil entrar en la mente de un asesino, >> intentar averiguar ¿porque ortiz acabó con la vida de estas personas >> una mujer escapó de ser secuestrada por ortiz el viernes por la noche, estuvo a punto de convertirse la quinta víctima de que el sujeto la amenazó con la arma >> las autoridades sospechan que se preparaba para enfrentarse a tiros con la

states and the american people or the world they're protecting their lower back ends go ahead in las vegas. right and the truth of the matter is the wiretapping threatened every american security we still don't know the reason why samantha power the u.n. and i certainly. the identity of nearly four hundred americans under her own name she was just one player in the obama administration add to that susan rice and many others in the administration of barack obama that were spying on americans and so i think president did the right thing where you look at someone like carter page a private citizen who was clearly dragged through the mud even some of the mainstream media is admitting to that now that after a year being under investigation carter page may not have been involved in some of these activities as as the obama administration suggested he was and boy i'm glad to see transparency here it's funny when the shoe was on the other foot you know democrats are always hollering about transparency and accountability in the intelligence agencies when did the roles reverse went when did washingto

but it wasn't just vegas that was hit hard.e destroyed from coast to coast as the economy tanked. now it's a different story. the american dream is back. and nowhere is that more clear than the grand canyon state of arizona. so we headed from the strip to the desert to show you how to explore the new landscape and live the american dream. i'm gonna help real people who are facing some major problems, explain the bold plans that are changing how americans live, and take you behind the gates of properties you have to see to believe.

is a democrat and republican party going to do the right thing and not just go soft go ahead in las vegas. i think they are peter and you see this here chuck grassley is doing a phenomenal and that is saying look we've afforded miss ford every opportunity to come forward we've offered her private shielded testimony never mind that kavanagh's been tracked through the mud we're going to give her private testimony but i think they're going to hold to this ten am friday deadline that she has to come forward and say whether she will plan to testify and whether she'll plan to present any evidence of this i think they're going to stick to that but but i think the big big lesson here is that the republican party has finally learned their lesson and going back to those examples i shared the we've seen this type of political hit job before therefore we know it's a political hit job as a strategist in california for many years and the shorts negroponte you might remember in the two thousand and three recall elections this exact thing have yet to arnold schwartz and yet so is an october surprise situ

but of course, i mean, i have food and i have asked for it to come to las vegas. and what i have now, no one is going to kill me for this. i've would do everything i could to be free and fight for my life. >> host: in your book "in order to live," you talk about the fact that the kim family could read your mind. >> guest: it is like north korea is one of the religions in the world. they told us that our leaders created this nation that was kim jong sometime. for the rest of our life the universe have them. they were ridiculous. [inaudible] >> host: yeonmi park come you writing your book that the 1960s, the 1970s were very different time then when you grew up. was it a paradise in the 60s and 70s? >> guest: it was not paradise. they have no idea of the concept of the movement or religion. but they were not actually starving. even though they were for her particular reasons. not only do they have no political life. they don't have basic life that required people to be alive. asking for freedom of religion and movement. our problems are too much. i never knew that is

he placed them at the iconic "welcome to las vegas" sign.s close to mandalay bay hotel, where the tragic event took place. now he's bringing back the crosses to help people cope with the somber anniversary. ( marty )( marty ) them.">( marty ) zanis says starting today... he's going to hold a 58-hour vigil. that's a one hour vigil for each person who was killed. ( marty ) on saturday some survivors of the shooting reunited in las vegas to mark one year since that tragedy. jackie kostek has the story. "i just needed to be with people that understood what happened and what was going." one year since the shooting. richard says he's felt isolated and lost. he lives in orville, california about 10 hours from las vegas, so finding other survivors to connect with has been a challenge."i need that comfort you support i need the love which i get from here." providing a safe

. ♪ ♪ ilia: la deportaciÓn resulte una sentencia a muerte para una familia hispana de las vegas.iel en el centro de detenciÓn del condado clark en las vegas. cuando ocurriÓ la tragedia. su hijo mayor fue quien dio la voz de alarma. >> comenzÓ a gritar. que ya no estÁ en el carro con nosotros. >> y es que su hijo menor de 14 aÑos de edad, no soporta la idea de que su padre pudiera ser deportado, abriÓ la puerta del carro en movimiento en plena autopista de las vegas. ella se detuvo abruptamente. ma a buscarlo sin pensar que tambiÉn estaban exponiendo sus vidas. >> ezequiel llegÓ a su hermano primero. y te imaginas, de un niÑo de 16 lo que tuvo que mirar. Él niÑo ya estaba muerto. es la Última vez que vi a mi hijo. le agarrÉ la mano, lo bese. >> en este vÍdeo y su canal de youtube se ve al joven que entono maduro da consejos a otros estudiantes. sin embargo el ver a su familia separada fue algo que no pudo soportar. todo se deriva de lo ocurrido el pasado 17 de agosto cuando ezequiel y su vecino tuvieron una discusiÓn que llegó al enfrentamiento fÍsico. >> en esos momentos comenzar

son al menos 30 las vÍctimas mortales, wilmington estÁ bajo agua y por si fuÍosra el ontinÚ javier vegarence tiene un nuevo rostro, este lunes fue encontrado el cuerpo del pequeÑo (nombre en inglÉs) de apenas un aÑo de edad. quien fue arrastrado por las aguas. en gran parte del carolina del norte la lluvia no ha dado tregua, las inundaciones siguen siendo la constante y para muchas familias el recuento de los daÑos apenas comienza. >>> fue muy difÍcil poder llegar, pero gracias a dios logramos llegar a la casa y como ustedes pueden ver, pues estamos aquÍ tratando de arreglar un poco la traÍala >>> todavÍa en las Últimas horas se realizaron rescates como esta donde una mujer embarazada y su hija fueron salvados, ahora el temor que es lo afluentes sigan creciendo >>> creo que lo peor estÁ por venir comenta este residente. en contraste en wilmington la ciudad donde primero impactÓ florence este lunes saliÓ el sol luego de estar incomunicada durante horas nuevamente es accesible por tierra. el nivel de agua descendiÓ y ahora ha iniciado el lento regreso la normalidad. pero circular por las

i was about 12 years old when i saw my first jerry lee lewis concert in vegas. i could not believe what i was seeing. i wanted that sound and that high-energy. i started taking lessons and probably two years later i realized i have a knack for this. i got a little gig at a country club when i was 14. i was playing two hours a night for $50. which was a big money for a 14- year-old. >> so when you're playing for a country club, that was typically older people. >> i wasn't able to capture the jerry lee lewis fail at the country club. i played a lot of music and top 40 music. a very limited repertoire back then. i expanded and got into a lot of john williams music and big movie themes. and being from las vegas i'm a big liberace fan. >> do you like being compared to liberace? >> yes, he was tremendously talented. it is an honor to pay tribute to him in the show. we have a piece about him. and i won the liberace international piano competition twice. >> is there something that you have not accomplished in your young career? >> i would like to bring little san franci

president trump: hello, las vegas. hello, how are you?love las vegas, and i am thrilled to be back in nevada! [cheering and applauding] i always have to say that name just right. with thousands of proud hard-working american patriots the people of nevada love our country, honor our values and always respect our great american flag. [cheering and applauding] and except for a lot of the fake news that you see from the people back here -- [crowd jeering] president trump: this is an incredible time for our country. america is winning again. [cheering and applauding] america is being respected again. [cheering and applauding] because we are finally putting america first again. [cheering and applauding] we have the best economy in our history. [cheering and applauding] and i have to tell you this, that our opponent got into office, which would have been a very, very sad sad period of time instead of your -- [crowd chanting] president trump: it is a pretty sad day, isn't it? don't worry, it is all going to get better. it is all going to get bett

. >> tenemos cobertura de equipo con rogelio mora-tagle, javier vega y jorge mien los lugares q mÁs durozamos en wilmington donde ocurrieron las dos primeras muertes, una madre y su bebÉ quedaron atrapados luego que un Árbol cayÓ sobre su vivienda, cuando llegaron a rescatarlas no habÍa nada que hacer, rogelio se encuentra junto a la casa, adelante, buenas tardes. >> asÍ es, josÉ, aunque el huracÁn florence aÚn estÁ presente en esta zona de carolina del norte, aparece en los daÑos principalmente con la caÍda de Árboles y tambiÉn con la caÍda de agua, tristemente tenemos que lamentar la pÉrdida de vidas humanas. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ despuÉs de golpear durante la noche, florence desatÓ toda su furia antes del amanecer. los fuertes vientos hicieron estallar generadores. y derribaron el tendido elÉctrico, como se pronosticÓ, el huracÁn con fuerza de categorÍa 1 entrÓ por carolina del norte, asÍ se viviÓ la llegada de florence en este lugar, una situaciÓn muy parecida en otras Áreas, su ojo tocÓ tierra a las 7:15 en la ciudad costera cerca de wilmington. alcanzÓ rÁfagas que superaron las cien mill

coverage continues tonight with president trump from las vegas.from the campaign trail tomorrow with texas senator ted cruz and his democratic challenger beto o'rourke in dallas, a debate at 7:00 p.m. eastern. will return to virginia where senator tim kaine and republican challenger corey stewart are participating in a town hall. len: our town hall continues with the man who wants to keep his seat in the senate. everyone welcome senator tim kaine to the state. [applause] [applause] sipe enthusiastic supporters. judge, let's talk about judge brett kavanaugh. you met him. you said you diligently studied his record of economic writings and judicial opinions and yet you determined he cannot be counted to serve as an independent check on the president and you're not voting for him. now we have an allegation of sexual assault from nearly ho -- 40 years ago. what more needs to happen before the senate apoints on this lifetime appoint? -- appointment? sen. kaine: first of all, thanks for having me here. this is a really important one. blast important is t

mind given what las vegas is? remake it remake it was very alarming obviously people are here and they live life to enjoy life. but people do but i feel like i don't know how they comprehend this idea like i live in two different universe of a planet like what is happening today really know what's going on? stop. what will happen with humanity going forward? with this millions of people? they are in concentration camps while we are in this place. and the technology and everything you know where we are headed. it isn't unthinkable for the human beings they can be different that really upsets me to know that we care about climate change and the equality and animal rights and so many things i cannot understand why do they have no room for the north korea people? but not five minutes for people are punished for their birthplace? things are bad and a lot of other countries but you need to care about it. it is unthinkable that to me is a part of me what is really going on. why does nobody choose to go to north korea? >>

it's over the team's move to las vegas. >>> abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live at the team's facility to why this could mean an early exit for the raiders. >> this could mean this is the last season we see the raiders play in the bay area. according to the "san francisco chronicle" the city of oakland is planning to file a lawsuit, an anti-trust lawsuit, against the raiders and the nfl because of the team's expected move to las vegas. the coliseum official told "the chronicle" if this happens the team will likely go to vegas a year earlier than planned. the mayor's office had no comment and the raiders did not comment. the report says the lawsuit will be filed and announced in the next few days and could bring in $500 million in damages for the city. this is all happening as the team prepares to start its season, the home opener set for monday night, that's against the rams. but the teams big opponent could be the city of oakland. live in alameda, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you, amy. >>> a landmark ruling affecting the homeless population, cities cannot prosecute pe

the las vegas 51's are now a part of the oakland a's organization. billy beane attended a press conference to show off the farm club's brand new digs in las vegas. reporter chris maathuis (matthews) has the story. tom warden/hughs corp; "that thing is going to bedone and it is going to be absolutely beautiful this is going to be unlike any other aaa experience and we think it's wonderful it's going to be with the athleticsdon logan/51's president; "it was a no brainer it it was an easy thing to do if you look around the west coast team is that claim to be the best in the business and what they do these really arebilly beane/a's vp basebll ops; "we pride ourselves and not just having good prospects but we also pride ourselves in wedding baseball games we think that's part of the development and we don't except the fact that minor-league team's or jared just someplace for your prospects to play we want to windon logan/51's:'the most important thing is they know how to win because i believe if there's one thing that we haven't done enough of in the hist

. >>> and not everything that happens in vegas stays in vegas.stint in las vegas will end next june. she's been performing there since 2003. those are some of your stories on this tuesday, september 25th. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now." >>> the one-stop tour ends in vegas. j-low's wrapping things up in vegas and celine. >> her show will not go on. i think brittany's still there. >> we still have good singing there to watch in vegas. or good lip sinking might be the case. >>> bill cosby's day of recing. reckoning. >>> they're asking to send the 81 year old away for up to ten years for his conviction. but cosby's attorneys say he's too old and frail to serve that time. sfwlrks bill cosby's sentencing hearing begin with a debate over whether they could deem him a sexually violent predator. the designation would make cosby subject to mandatory life-time counsel and community organization of his whereabouts. >> what was offered through the with witness was that he should be classified as a sexually violent predator. >> reporter:

he is a little delayed for a rally in las vegas tonight. he could stop and speak to reporters on his way out as very often does. we'll bring you those comments if he does. melissa: fingers crossed. a petition to stop nancy pelosi from getting the house speakership. the threat from one her own party. the bold action a group of rebel democrats is now pushing to prevent her from taking back control. david: the young turks on the march. the lauer for the woman accusing brett kavanaugh for sexual assault are responding to requests for her testimony on a senate hearing on monday. what she is now willing to do and when. >> number one, she shouldn't be criticized for not doing it. number two we can't force her and shouldn't try to. but then the senate has to move forward based on information we have before us. ♪ the same? that's why capital one is building something completely different. capital one cafés. welcoming places with people here to help you, not sell you. with savings and checking accounts with no fees or minimums. that are easy to open

not bad for vegas. a high of 98.y are just -- >> they have to pose for a picture. >> of course. at the fabulous las vegas sign. >> good morning and thank you for joining us. it is monday, september 3. it is labor day. i'm dave clark expected morning. on pam cook. steve is here and it is a little cooler than vegas here. >> thank goodness. yes. we do have a tropical storm just forming in the upper keys south of miami. wind at 45 miles an hour. it is expected to move pretty quick. it will pickup a little steam in the gulf of mexico and become a tropical storm. it to get up to about 60 or 65 miles an hour by sunrise. it looks like near mississippi and maybe new orleans by tuesday night. not a hurricane, just a tropical storm. still 45 miles an hour. morning low clouds. warm to mild. hot inland, depending on if you are near the coast. if you are you're not that warm. 66 in san francisco. pretty close on the low-end below on the high. it has been tough to get over average which is now 70. low clouds not going anywhere. the

. >> ♪ >> sean: tomorrow we will be broadcasting live from las vegas.slated to hold a rally in vegas. sin city. we will be there to cover it. we will do the show from the arena where the president will be giving his address. sarah carter, gregg jarrett, judge jeanine pirro will all be on set with us from vegas. the president will join us for an exclusive interview. tomorrow 9:00 eastern all happening right here on "hannity." we are fair and balanced. let not your heart be troubled. news continue. laura ingraham in the swamp. >> laura: do me a favor in vegas. roulette wheel. i need you to bet on 19, red. >> sean: how many do you want me to bet? >> laura: just like $20. >> sean: i will videotape it so you can air it on your show. 19 red. >> laura: yes. i want to know this. how do you get to go to singapore for a week and your first big trip after that is vegas? >> sean: i went to great britain and went in the middle of an anti-trump rally and nearly got in a fist fight. >> laura: you are going to see donnie a

he also gets his o show in las vegas.performed his final card trick for agt hos tyra banks and the hosts of american ninja warrior. li is the second magician to win agt. the show started out with kiss performing detro rock city before making a huge announcement at their next tour will be their final one. they join a growing list of musical legends that have announced their retirements this ar. >>> politicians promised to drain the swamp. in texashey actually take action. judy cochran hunted down a 12 foot alligator believedo be responsible for killing a horse on her property. from our affiliate in houston, kprc has the grandma mayor gator slayer's impressive story. l it's big. >> reporter: thet time judy cochran was within range of this gator, she was firing at it on her oranch. shot, and he went under. >> reporter: gators are no strangers to this ranch. l the in ponds there. but this 12-foot, 580-poundal gator was act prime sus in a mystery. >> about three years ago, we came up missing a miniature itrse, and we highly su